Artificial Intelligence

  Apple’s WWDC 2024 keynote on Monday focused on its new Apple Intelligence AI tools on the iPhone, iPad and Macs. Google’s I/O event last month was also all about AI, but Google’s approach to the topic was a hot casserole of nonsense that left me, a tech journalist of 13 years, scratching my head. Apple took […]

  11 hours ago By Zoe Kleinman, Technology editor • Liv McMahon, Technology reporter Reuters Apple boss Tim Cook pictured on-stage at WWDC 2024 Apple is to boost its Siri voice assistant and operating systems with OpenAI’s ChatGPT as it seeks to catch up in the AI race. The iPhone maker announced the Siri makeover along with a number of

Apple is bringing generative AI to Siri and throughout iOS 18, iPad OS 18 and macOS Sequoia, the company announced at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference on June 10. As was rumored, Apple partnered with OpenAI to link ChatGPT to iOS, iPadOS and macOS. However, Apple Intelligence will be an independent generative AI service hosted

You may have seen the recent headlines about Nvidia, the California-based computer chip company that recently cracked the $3 trillion threshold in the stock market, putting it in contention with monster tech companies like Apple and Microsoft. But while Nvidia’s CEO has been dubbed the “Taylor Swift” of the tech industry by Mark Zuckerberg, the

Apple ‘s Worldwide Developer Conference on Monday gave us exactly what we needed — reason to believe iPhone users will upgrade their devices sooner rather than later in order to access a new suite of artificial intelligence features. On Monday, the longtime Club holding unveiled its long-awaited generative AI initiatives, known as Apple Intelligence. But

Apple software chief Craig Federighi, right, pictured with exec John Giannandrea, announced a partnership with OpenAI to bring AI features to its products. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu) Jeff Chiu/AP/AP hide caption toggle caption Jeff Chiu/AP/AP Apple is going all-in with artificial intelligence, announcing several new AI features and a partnership with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI. The company announced

Today, at Apple’s annual developers conference—where new software products are previewed in slick video presentations—the company finally joined the generative-AI race. The company introduced Apple Intelligence, a suite of AI features that will be rolled out to the tech giant’s latest operating systems starting this fall. New generative-AI models will help Apple users write work

Giannandrea said that Apple had focused on reducing hallucinations in its models partly by using curated data. “We have put considerable energy into training these models very carefully,” he said. “So we’re pretty confident that we’re applying this technology responsibly.” That training wheels approach to AI applies across Apple’s offering. If it works as promised,

In the end, Apple’s highly-anticipated AI announcements were very, well, Apple-y. You could practically feel that bite in the tech giant’s fruit logo as the company finally announced Apple Intelligence (how deliciously on-brand to take advantage of the technology’s initials), which Apple’s Tim Cook touted will be “personal, powerful, and private” and integrated across Apple’s

Apple has developed a raft of new Artificial Intelligence (AI) features for iPhone, iPad, and MacBook that’ll roll out to millions of people in the coming months. In stark contrast to chatbots like ChatGPT and Google Gemini, Apple promises that its solution — known as Apple Intelligence — will offer a more “personal” experience. Apple

This trend bears out in secondary market data: Shipments of used smartphones increased nearly 10 percent, to 309.4 million shipments, in 2023, up from 282.6 million units the year prior, according to research firm IDC. For a lot of people, a good phone really is just good enough. Apple is also selling privacy as part